Increasing Productivity through Performance Appraisal

Stuart Grifel, Gary P. Latham, Kenneth N. Wexley

1981-09-01articlePublic Productivity Review768 citationsclosed

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Employee Performance and Management Human Resource Development and Performance Evaluation Employee Performance and Motivation

Abstract

1. Performance Appraisal: The Key to Increasing Employee Productivity. 2. Performance Appraisal and the Law. 3. The Development and Validation of Appraisal Systems. 4. Types of Appraisal Instruments. 5. Non traditional Sources of Appraisals. 6. Increasing the Accuracy of the Appraiser. 7. Goal Setting in Leadership and Motivation. 8. Effective Coaching: The Interplay Between Formal and Informal Appraisals. 9. Letting People Go with Class.

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